The trick here is that even if the Administrator has full authority, that just means they do not need to go through the court confirmation and over bid process.

So I'm just looking for any last minute advice from you all that might help make sure I make a smooth transition into landlord and make the transition for the tenants as smooth as possible.Any and all advice, tips and tricks are welcomeThanks!

I would love to create a group of managers of similar sized companies across the US to talk periodically (weekly, monthly, etc) to discuss tips and tricks to help us all continue to grow our businesses and improve the service to our clients. 

If anyone knows the trick to getting an early infusion like that, I am all ears!

Clearly i'm a novice when it comes to all of this, hence why i'm seeking advice from people who potentially have experience with these situations.Any/All information, tips & tricks, suggestions, and advice is welcome. 

And see if there are any tips and tricks when looking for out-of-state investments. 

We also set aside a few hours a week just to give back to people getting started so I would be happy to connect and continue the conversation and share any and all tips, tricks, resources, tools, etc that we like and use.

Any tips or tricks to breaking into the competitive San Diego market? 

Any red flags I need to take care of, or tips/tricks?

A couple of quick tricks would be looking for the rent to be 1-2% of the purchase price (I like closer to 3 if I can get it) and you can look into the 50% rule- half the rent pays expenses on the property, the other half pays the principal and interest and cashflow is what's left.